EpicSteve

@mb: It's economic. Plus, Giant Bomb isn't Netflix or Amazon. It's not common practice for the public among the masses to subscribe to a website. Especially one as specific and content dry as Giant Bomb. I say content dry in comparison of other subscription services like Netflix. Not that it's a fair comparison, but it's a hard sell. I really like IGN, but I'm not prepared to pay Greg Miller to keep talking about chicken wings. I appreciate what Giant Bomb means. I see the subscription as a tip jar. I don't consume most premium content.

I was in the mountains in Afghanistan with no Internet during an E3 and stayed in the loop of the major things. You'll figure it out.

If you look back at his work he really never wrote anything controversial. Even the things he said that might come off as controversial, misinformed, or "wrong", there isn't a lot of that. If you take in his volume of content, there isn't a lot of social issue stuff when you stack that up against the volume of random shit like Spookin' with Scoops or regular news stuff.

The "Social Justice Warrior" criticism against him is just wrong.

He's an incredibly talented and intelligent dude. My criticism against him is actually the opposite of the "haters". For my taste, he's too reserved. He dips his toes in some pools of social and game criticism but never dives in. I only say that because I think he has more interesting things to say than what he's putting out there.

I'm a little reserved to check out Kickstarter pages, but this is the brand of dumb I think Giant Bomb would appreciate existing.

I suggest you read this news story. But it's essentially about a dude that drives around a creepy van collecting VHS copies of Speed. Right now, he has over 500 copies. He also has some random Laser Disc copies.

Still fat as Hell. We'll agree that more than half this country can stand to lose some weight.

That's a real thing. Metabolisms and caloric deficits vary between people. Plus, getting fat isn't the answer to gaining weight.

Because the U.S. has a 60% obesity rate and you look awesome compared to the average person.

But being skinny sucks. However it can be a compliment. Getting skinnier is a goal for a lot of people. You never hear about someone trying to get fat. There is the reality of too skinny also being unattractive and some a lot of people wish they could gain some weight.

Natural selection almost got him.

Where is his show available as audio?